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The 2019 Formula 1 season is shaping up to be a doozy. As expected, Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel are entering the 21-race schedule as favorites to win the F1 Drivers Championship. Is there anyone else from the field who could step up to sneak past them in due time?

Can anyone dethrone Marc Márquez? That's the prevailing question entering this year's MotoGP tour. While just 26 years old, the road racer has been crowned the world champion in each of the last three seasons. That said, as we're about to show you, the push to unseat him is real this time around.

Only 16 teams are still alive in the 2018 FIFA World Cup, where the already-high stakes are about to explode. Gone is the round-robin format. In its place, we have single-elimination mode. Win, and you move on. Lose, and you're done. Which countries have the best shot at being crowned world champion? We've got the odds for each of the remaining squads right here.

The group stage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup is pretty much over. Just 16 teams are left vying for the right to be declared champions as we amble into the first knockout matchups in the Round of 16. Before that gets underway, though, we take a look at which group is most likely to yield the winner of the entire World Cup, ranking your best betting options from worst to first.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup bracket is nearing the Round of 16, but before we start thinking about the next stage, we first need to take stock of the group standings. Two teams have already claimed first place in their division, but that leaves six sectors still searching for a top dog. We have all the latest odds on which countries still have a chance to secure the No. 1 spot in their four-team gaggle and thus earn a more favorable matchup for the start of the knockout round.

Who will win the FIFA World Cup's Golden Boot award? That much remains up for debate—like it should. We're a little more than halfway through the Group Stage of play. This race is still up in the air. Heck, even Neymar, who has yet to score for Brazil, has a chance to enter the party. But does he crack our list for the top five most likely winners?

It may not seem like it, but the 2018 FIFA World Cup is just around the corner. The first part of the group stage will begin in the host country Russian on June 14—which, correct, is less than one month from now. In advance of the globe's most highly anticipated tournament, we breakdown the most recent odds for each of the 32 qualifying teams.

Say goodbye to MLB's offseason. It's over. Finished. Kaput. Well, almost. Opening day is roughly one week away, which makes this the best time of year for every team in the league. They all enter the 2018 season brimming with optimism, in large part thanks to their clean slate. A select few squads, though, are still basking in the afterglow of glitzy offseason additions—and justifiably so. Because while meaningful baseball has technically yet to be played, what unfolded off the field is already having an impact on the World Series race.

One of the greatest rivalries in professional sports will be on full display on Saturday when Cristiano Ronaldo and Real Madrid face La Liga leaders Barcelona in El Clasico at the Bernabeau in Madrid. Ronaldo will face longtime rival Lionel Messi of Barcelona, as the superstar footballers will meet in the first El Clasico of the 2017 campaign. We break down all the odds and betting lines in our El Clasico Preview.